The latest Android version numbers are in for February, and everything's right on course for what we expected. Jelly Bean is continuing its climb and still holds a majority of the market of all Android devices. Between Android 4.1 and 4.3, Jelly Bean accounts for 60.7% of devices, and if you include Ice Cream Sandwich and KitKat in those numbers, 78.6% of devices are running some version of Android over 4.0. Unfortunately, KitKat only accounts for 1.8% of devices, but considering how few devices are seeing official updates, that's not too surprising.
On the outdated side of things, Gingerbread still unfortunately makes up about 20% of Android devices. Froyo has almost completely dropped off of the charts, but it's still a little discouraging to see that 1 in 5 Android devices are not running a modern version of Google's OS. Hopefully we'll see Gingerbread exit this chart completely by the end of the year.
source: Android Developer Dashboard
